Wendel.Santos
11-29-2006, 09:16 AM
This last week in a article named "Get a gaming rig on a budget" CNET stated "The Maingear Prelude is the best affordable gaming PC we found..."
Link:
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3118_7-6662171-5.html?tag=nav
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Here's the Review
Our gaming PC pick
With no retail gaming PCs available, the best affordable gaming PC we found online becomes our overall winner by default: Maingear's Prelude. It costs $150 more than the Polywell Poly i570SLI, but in our experience, the Maingear Prelude is worth the extra money. We've seen a number of systems from Polywell and a handful from Maingear over the years, and though there is nothing inherently wrong with Polywell PCs, they aren't built with the same care you'd get from a small boutique, such as Maingear. Buy from a company that specializes in high-performance gaming PCs, and even when you choose a more basic model, you'll still get the same level of custom craftsmanship. Plus, Maingear's proprietary case for the Prelude is much better looking, to our eye, than anything Polywell offers. And like any good gaming boutique, Maingear is careful to neatly bind the cables and wires and route them out of the way. A tidy interior makes it easier to work inside the case and maximizes airflow. Plus, we give Maingear props for its great site, with a simple and clear configuration tool. Maingear also earns points for offering the new GeForce 7950 GT card.
Maingear's combination of aggressive pricing and solid build quality make its Prelude a very attractive and affordable gaming PC.
If you have less than $2,000 to spend on a gaming PC, the Maingear Prelude is one of the best deals around. It's our current recommendation for gamers looking for a fast PC at a fair price that also offers room to grow on down the line.
-CNET
http://img461.imageshack.us/img461/8015/preludefw7.jpg
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Build Yours Now
Maingear Prelude AMD :
http://www.maingear.com/ProductCart/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=448
Maingear Prelude Intel :
http://www.maingear.com/ProductCart/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=586
Link:
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3118_7-6662171-5.html?tag=nav
________________________________________________________________________________________
Here's the Review
Our gaming PC pick
With no retail gaming PCs available, the best affordable gaming PC we found online becomes our overall winner by default: Maingear's Prelude. It costs $150 more than the Polywell Poly i570SLI, but in our experience, the Maingear Prelude is worth the extra money. We've seen a number of systems from Polywell and a handful from Maingear over the years, and though there is nothing inherently wrong with Polywell PCs, they aren't built with the same care you'd get from a small boutique, such as Maingear. Buy from a company that specializes in high-performance gaming PCs, and even when you choose a more basic model, you'll still get the same level of custom craftsmanship. Plus, Maingear's proprietary case for the Prelude is much better looking, to our eye, than anything Polywell offers. And like any good gaming boutique, Maingear is careful to neatly bind the cables and wires and route them out of the way. A tidy interior makes it easier to work inside the case and maximizes airflow. Plus, we give Maingear props for its great site, with a simple and clear configuration tool. Maingear also earns points for offering the new GeForce 7950 GT card.
Maingear's combination of aggressive pricing and solid build quality make its Prelude a very attractive and affordable gaming PC.
If you have less than $2,000 to spend on a gaming PC, the Maingear Prelude is one of the best deals around. It's our current recommendation for gamers looking for a fast PC at a fair price that also offers room to grow on down the line.
-CNET
http://img461.imageshack.us/img461/8015/preludefw7.jpg
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Build Yours Now
Maingear Prelude AMD :
http://www.maingear.com/ProductCart/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=448
Maingear Prelude Intel :
http://www.maingear.com/ProductCart/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=586